The phrase "analogous change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a change that is similar or comparable to another change in a different context or situation.
Example: "The analogous change in climate patterns observed in both regions suggests a broader environmental trend."
Alternatives: "similar transformation" or "comparable shift".
A little bit later we made an analogous change in our attitude to homophobic crime.
An analogous change from correlation to anti-correlation takes place for the NC PG relation, but (in terms of the absolute value) the correlation coefficient decreases from X to V and from V to R; this reveals the influence of an LT decoupling mechanism (as discussed above).
An analogous change from correlation to anti-correlation takes place for the NC PG relation, but (in terms of the absolute value) the correlation coefficient decreases from X to V and from V to R; this reveals the influence of an LT decoupling mechanism (as discussed above). .
An analogous change was originally described in [17] and it is likely to reflect the intrinsic change in comm expression and therefore to constitute the read-out of Robo sorting in vivo.
Reduction of the β subunit-associated cluster would undergo an analogous change but not necessarily in synchrony with the reduction of the α subunit-associated cluster.
While the mathematics department has not yet made the analogous change, it has modified its degree requirements to allow students to count credit earned through our new courses and mathematical biology research toward their degree.
While age-related changes can weaken the support structures of skin and soft tissue, the advent of bariatric surgery in obese patients can create analogous changes in the tissues of the arms, chest, abdomen, and thighs.
The analogous changes of dynamical behaviour are also possible for other large molecules inside armchair nanotubes.
However, for simplicity, let us instead consider analogous changes to the mass and energy of an ideal gas.
Analogous changes in human infants would complicate the determination and use of the hemodynamic response function (HRF) for functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) in developing populations.
At that time there were clear indications that analogous changes, following a similar timeline, would occur in the Republic of Ireland (RoI).
